 Miss Frankie Bell, who wears the belt for superiority in point of muscular ability, heaped epithets upon the unoffending head of Mr. Earp to such an extent as to provoke a slap from the ex-officer, besides creating a disturbance of the quiet and dignity...  The American West - עמוד 280מאת Dee Brown - 2010 - 448 דפיםתצוגה מקדימה מוגבלת - מידע על ספר זה
 | Ramon Frederick Adams - 1989 - 628 דפים
...accept a position on the force once more." Again in the Times two weeks later, on July 21, 1877: ". . . Miss Frankie Bell, who wears the belt for superiority in point of muscular activity, heaped epithets upon the unoffending head of Mr. Earp to such an extent as to provoke a slap... | |
 | Dee Brown - 1991 - 330 דפים
...that illuminates the contemporary difference in status between dance hall girls and gambling gunmen: "Miss Frankie Bell, who wears the belt for superiority...ability, heaped epithets upon the unoffending head of Mr. Earp to such an extent as to provoke a slap from the ex-officer, besides creating a disturbance of... | |
 | Nyle H. Miller, Joseph W. Snell - 2003 - 710 דפים
...still in Dodge City two weeks later according to this article from the Times of July 21, 1877: . . . Miss Frankie Bell, who wears the belt for superiority...ability, heaped epithets upon the unoffending head of Mr. Earp to such an extent as to provoke a slap from the ex-officer, besides creating a disturbance of... | |
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